stackyFACTSTech billionaires thought they had successfully conquered the logistics sector, completely forgetting to factor in the sheer spite of a territorial raven.
Tech billionaires thought they had successfully conquered the logistics sector, completely forgetting to factor in the sheer spite of a territorial raven. Companies like Wing and Amazon have faced massive setbacks in Australia and the US because local birds view the buzzing quadcopters as rival predators. Crows and hawks regularly dive-bomb the drones mid-flight, destroying thousands of dollars of tech just to protect their airspace from your two-day shipping.
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